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Footrot Flats mug to honour the late Murray Ball
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Marilyn Wheeler Ceramic Artist

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Marilyn Wheeler Ceramic Artist Empty Marilyn Wheeler Ceramic Artist

Post  Ev Sat 16 Feb - 16:44

Thanks to Tony Richardson for sharing the work and mark of Marilyn.
I adore her work and you can find her on Facebook ...

https://www.facebook.com/marilynwheelerceramicartist/

Marilyn Wheeler Ceramic Artist Marily10

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Post  Jeremy Ashford Sun 17 Feb - 7:53

I just have one piece of Marilyn's work, a penny farthing mug, as seen not on this link but on her personal fb page. Bought, if I remember correctly, from a group show at the Quarry.
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